The New York Times has more on Rove's Cheney's Lieberman's statement today.

As BranfordBoy notes, there is only one candidate in this race who is strong on national security, and it's the Democratic candidate:

This is what Ned said Tuesday night (or was it Wednesday morning?):

As your Senator, I will work to assure that America has the strongest and greatest military on the face of this earth. But America is stronger still when we work with our allies, stay true to our values, and treat the rest of the world with respect.

That's the America that Connecticut voted for today.

Ned Lamont is far less the anti-war candidate than he is the pro-sanity candidate. The sooner everyone wakes up to that fact, the better off the country will be.

With the words he used, Joe Lieberman viciously attacked the entire Democratic party as peing pro-terrorist. He aligned himself with Bush, Rove, and Cheney - three terribly unpopular figures in Connecticut, even amongst Republicans. I don't think he has a clue what he's doing politically, but what else is new.

Will prominent Democrats just sit back and take this? They wouldn't take it from Bush, Rove, or Cheney...